Vaccine programmes mean North America and Europe now close to normal, Keller boss says

By Dave Rogers2021-08-04T05:00:00

But chief executive warns other parts of the globe lagging behind will see more stop-start measures in coming months

Keller has said successful vaccination programmes in North America and Europe have helped the two regions largely get back to normal following the covid-19 pandemic.

But chief executive Michael Speakman warned that certain parts of the globe where vaccine take up had been slower, such as Australia, would be hit with stop-start measures for the next year at least.

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